Lordlexyy:
Arms deal without a valid document, communication with the foreign partner or the presence of a top gov't officials in the plane. The overall arms deal probably for a good intention but failed to follow the require processes. The job of the opposition is to find a hole in gov't and capitalised on it which Apc did.

MORNDEW:
i rest my case where u ar sorry o i know hw hard it is for illiterates . Bt pls dnt insult my metions again. Tanx.

MORNDEW:
u [s]ar even a threat to ur ownself. I dnt blame u dis forum allow brain damaged fools like you to spew nonsense without facts i hv read all ur ignorant rants nd i pity u cos not all who walk on two feets ar human nd it is in dis regard dat i see u. No sane being comes to a public forum to celebrate ignorance nd illiteracy like u.[/s]

MORNDEW:
[s]wht ar d treasonable offences. Say dem or shut ur ignorance its getting too much.[/s]

emmatok:

LOL, you seems to know more than the courts.

arresa:


Was he detained because of his complexity or because he broke the law?

Your good or bad feelings about him is your problem and it has nothing to do with the law.

You've been ranting on and on about his felonious acts, but you still can not recite exactly what he said or did that necessitated DDS's action against him.

You are a different and amusing kind of troll because you're very comedic...

arresa:

Was he illegally detained because people consider him no-nonsense, vitriolic and spiteful or because he broke the law?


Pick one...


Btw, sometimes I do have time to play around with trolls..

arresa:


In addition to what?

You mind telling us what statement he made that was treasonable and rebellious and necessitated his detention?

arresa:

People get detained and arrested because they broke the law, not because you like or don't like them.

arresa:


You mind telling us what statement he made that was treasonable and rebellious and necessitated his detention?

arresa:


The Patriot ACT in the Nigerian constitution? Are we in Nigeria or America?

Have you read your own country's constitution to start with?

lmao. abeg this is not comedy hour...

ayindejimmy:
but come to think of it. Freedom of speech (expressin ur opinion) is also a fumdamental right. Plz, i beg to be enlightend. What as Rufai's comments got to do wit treason? Cos i see treason as an attempt to overthrow a legal govt

ayindejimmy:
too bad this's nt the military era when justice and human rights were beheaded in the market of tyrancy. U cant jus wave someone's right aside on sentimental affiliatns. Thank God 4 d Long Arm of the Law

MissTeaseMe: [s]
MissMeiya if u reply the rubb!sh this guy wrote then u fvck up big time. Just ignore him. I am sure he thinks he sounds smart [/s]

ayindejimmy:
I'm sure d judges and d bench fully comprehend the weight of The Patriot Act. But freedom of movement and religion IS a fundamental human right and the judge had ruled that Rufai didnt constitute any national threat while sitting in the hotel where he was detained

MissMeiya:

You are confused. The Patriot Act is American, not Nigerian.

gmcbiz: yes available
its works well on ipads and all devices
thnx

Esejojo:






The answer is pretty simple:

Political apathy on the part of the Ibos and other non-Yoruba ethnicity.

Another reason is that those of them who demonstrate interest in the political process would rather travel to their state of origin during electioneering periods to vote.

However, the impetus and audacity of this man Bob Okoroji might just alter the status quo.

At the end of the day, Bob Okoroji might not become the next governor of Lagos state.

Instead, he would have given impetus to other non-Yorubas to vie for gubernatorial positiion. Just like Jesse Jackson paved the way for the likes of Colin Powell and Barack Obama.

@saxywale: My brother, please, don't be misled to believe that all the people you encounter on the street of Lagos who speak Yoruba or dress in the Yoruba traditional attire are actually Yoruba. Lol.

free2ryhme:


Uncultured pickin